J. Fergus

A new study only cleared iMessage, Signal, Threema, TikTok, and WeChat.

Social commerce is taking off on TikTok.

The robots can make burgers and fries in addition to giving employees anxiety.

Both people have to opt-in to the feature. But you know things are still going to go wrong.

Academic researchers are looking into the platform’s ad targeting policies. Facebook says that's not allowed.

Antitrust lawsuit be damned.

Even just an extra year across the U.S. is the equivalent of more than half a million fewer cars on the road.

The route to microswimmer research needs a microscopic guide.

Look as cool as mannequin driving a Tesla through space, but at the office!

In lieu of cash prizes, Toyama Gamers Day is doling out red snow crabs.

And he's now a "creative partner" at PlayStation, apparently.

Except for employees, who can’t talk about antitrust issues.

Unlike alternative milks, it won’t curdle in coffee.

The case hasn't even started and Google is getting defensive.

The AI model doesn’t rely on English as a go-between.

It flips through your GI tract’s X-Games terrain to supply medicine.

The short-form viral video-sharing network says it's secure and will pay those who can demonstrate otherwise.

French law imposes a hefty fine for phones sold without a hands-free accessory.

Truly ozone-free, Levoit is cranking out incredible air purifiers.

Like most tech legislation, a lack of details could hurt everyone.